72201T · Question #6
How can you obtain a list of Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) alarms that have been raised today, including previous alarms that are no longer active using CM SAT?
The correct answer is C. Execute the display alarms command, then change the 'Resolved ?' field from N to Y and then hit. Option C is correct because in the CM SAT (System Access Terminal), the display alarms command presents a form where the 'Resolved ?' field controls visibility of alarms that were raised but are no longer active - changing it from N to Y includes those cleared/resolved alarms…
Question
How can you obtain a list of Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) alarms that have been raised today, including previous alarms that are no longer active using CM SAT?
Options
- AExecute the display alarms previous command and hit F3.
- BExecute the display alarms command, then change the 'Previous ?' field from N to Y and hit F3.
- CExecute the display alarms command, then change the 'Resolved ?' field from N to Y and then hit
- DExecute the display alarms command, then change the 'Historical ?' field from N to Y and hit F3.
How the community answered
(51 responses)- B2% (1)
- C94% (48)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Option C is correct because in the CM SAT (System Access Terminal), the display alarms command presents a form where the 'Resolved ?' field controls visibility of alarms that were raised but are no longer active - changing it from N to Y includes those cleared/resolved alarms alongside any currently active ones, giving you the full picture for today.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is incorrect because
display alarms previousis not a valid SAT command - no such command syntax exists in CM. - B is incorrect because there is no 'Previous ?' field on the display alarms form; that field name is fabricated.
- D is incorrect because there is no 'Historical ?' field either - another invented field name designed to sound plausible.
Memory tip: Think of alarms that are no longer active as having been resolved - past tense. The field name matches the state of the alarm: Resolved = done/cleared, so flip Resolved ? N → Y to surface them.
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